Zoning appeals panel to be reformed
Elyria council moves to empower the Zoning Board of Appeals by replacing the 1972 ordinance that limited variances. The reform aims to restore board authority, reduce fees, and align with city charter duties, after earlier plans dissolved the panel and delayed decisions.
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Elyria Zoning Board of Appeals
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Community Development Committee
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County to risk highway grants if delays linger
Lorain County officials warned that delaying highway widening could forfeit state and federal funds. Plans call for Lake Avenue in Elyria Township to widen about a mile for $2 million and a 1.3 mile South Broadway Avenue segment to four lanes at about $3 million. Federal share tops 70 percent with local funds from state bonds, studies nearly complete, early next summer start eyed, and resurfacing projects totaling $700,000 planned this year.
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Elyria Township
South Broadway Avenue
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South Broadway
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McGlinchy
Carter faces citation over gas station trash
Billy Carter says he feels unfairly targeted by a federal citation for trash and debris at his Plains Georgia gas station. OSHA says the mess poses a health hazard and premiums include a potential $1,000 fine. Carter blames political bias due to being President Jimmy Carter's brother.
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Carter
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Tunney to Wed Kathinka Osborne in Los Angeles
Former California senator John Tunney and his bride-to-be Kathinka Osborne, an ex Swedish Olympic team member, prepare for a Los Angeles wedding amid mentions of Tunney's recent political defeat and Dietrich libel case developments involving Alexander Cohen and Bentwood TV.
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U.S
John Tunney
Kathinka Osborne
Los Angeles
Marlene Dietrich
New York
Alexander Cohen
Bentwood TV
Miss Dietrich
Paris
Bryan Foy Dies Vaudeville Star and Producer
Bryan Foy, 80, member of the Seven Little Foys family troupe, produced many films including the first all talkie and the 3D thriller House of Wax. He died of heart failure at UCLA Medical Center, family spokesman said, after a decade touring as a song and dance man with his siblings.
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UPI
Bryan Foy
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Ucla Medical Center
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